Services Held at Reformed and Walnut Street Churches
Sunday worship featured Rev. Dr. Helffrich with sermons on The Need for the Cross and The Peerless Christ. A senior choir of over twenty voices performed O Lamb of God and Consider and Hear Me with Miss Jean A. Worman as contralto soloist. Walnut Street Presbyterian Church to resume morning services in April after March evening services with supply pastor Rev E Stanley Chedister from Princeton NJ. Rev Cowan remains away in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helffrich
Christ
Lamb of God
Stultz
Plueger
Jean A. Worman
Walnut St
St. John's Lutheran Church Notes and Local Visits
Church Council met with the Teacher's Training class inside the church. Midweek Lent services are at 7 30 pm and Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Clayton Haupt's home. Visitors include Grace Barrall Baptism at grandparents home. Various local visits to Bethlehem Allentown Bath Goucher College and Christ Reformed Church noted. Agricultural notes discuss fertilizer placement for corn potatoes and small grains and a new Golden Cross Bantam hybrid sweet corn resistant to wilt.
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Church Council
Ladies Aid Society
Clayton Haupt
Main Street
Nellie Sensenbach
Daugher Grace
Easton
Samuel Barrall
Wabash Ave
W. A. Helffrich
D. D
Alfred Patzinger, Jr
Donald Barrall
J. M. Yeakel
G. A. Bilheimer
Bethlehem
Hutchison Sisters
Washington Street
Samuel Hutchison
Morris Sheffy
Allentown
Paul Hutchison
Bath
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Bath residents attend Fellowship Congress in Zions Church
The Bathites listed include Mrs H E Bartholomew Miss Rachel Worman Mrs Nman Overcash Mrs Abbot Rothrock Mrs W A Helffrich Miss Anne Cole Mrs Minnie Worman Mrs Howard Jones Mrs Anna Smith Mrs Mara Cowling Miss Elva Smith Miss Elizabeth Sencenbach David Smith and Gordon Jones. Mrs Howard Jones presided. Benj W Ervin and family spent Friday in Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zions Church
Stone Church
H. E. Bartholomew
Rachel Worman
Abbot Rothrock
W. A. Helffrich
Anne 8. Cole
Minnie Worman
Howard Jones
Anna Smith
Mara Cowling
Elva Smith
Elizabeth Sencenbach
David Smith
Varicose Veins Healed By New Home Method
A simple home treatment promises to heal varicose veins without operations or injections. It claims to reduce swelling end pain and let users resume normal activity quickly, with Emerald Oi said to act fast. The ad asserts money-back performance if not helped.
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Emerald Oi
Farm Calendar and Home Craft Tips from Spring Brief
Fit harnesses properly to spare horses sore necks and nerves as field work begins. Build porch flower boxes from surplus lumber, 7 to 9 inches deep and 9 to 12 inches wide, using cypress red cedar or white pine. Fruit trees need 8 to 10 inches of terminal growth yearly to stay productive and bear spurs. Start vegetable plants if good seedlings are unavailable.
Mentha Pepsin Elixir Promises Digestive Relief
Suffering from stomach agony gas and indigestion can be relieved by one dose of Mentha Pepsin advertised as rapidly relieving dyspepsia and abnormal stomach conditions. The ad claims the elixir eliminates discomfort, improves breathing, and promotes natural digestion with a health building formula sold nationwide.
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Ture
Jeremy
Dave
America
My Favorite Tapioca Desserts by Frances Barton
Recipes for three tapioca based desserts with dried apricots cherries and pineapple. Steps include mixing, baking at 350 to 400 degrees, and serving hot or cold with whipped cream or hard sauce. Servings range from six to eight.
Slenderizing Frock Described With Simple Kay Boyd Model
The item outlines a slender frock with smart lines, simple construction, and modish sleeves. A softly draped collar in white or color adds a fashion touch. Size 16 Kay Boyd model needs 214 yards of 54 inch material. collar and tie require 13 yards.
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Kay Boyd
After School Snack Idea From A Penny-Wise Household
A nostalgic domestic note urges easy post activity snacks for children after baseball and skating. It favors chocolate milk shakes, bread with sugar, and buttered toast as nourishing, budget friendly options to satisfy hungry youngsters before supper.
Big New Petroleum Industry Developing in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania to see a new petroleum industry expansion as Sun Oil Company plans 4 million dollars in refinery improvements and new byproduct recovery. Refineries in Marcus Hook Pennsylvania Toledo Ohio and Yale Oklahoma will be equipped to produce gas for heating and cooking, enabling small towns and rural homes to gain gas plants. More than 2600 towns with a combined population around 6 million are expected to benefit from economical gas supply and expanded refinery byproducts.
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Ennsylvania
Sun Oil Company
Sun Company
Marcus Hook
Toledo
Yale
Okla
Propane Recovery Promises New Petroleum Industry
The article explains how propane, normally a gas, can be liquefied under pressure for storage and transport. It details its high heat value, potential for rural and industrial use, and how recovering propane from refinery by products could boost a new petroleum sector.
Cross of the thinker: a leader’s final act and enduring force
The text reflects on a man who faces relentless objections yet completes his work, training a force to carry on after his death. It contrasts political conventions driven by overpromising with the lasting impact of decisive leadership and disciplined effort. Copyright Bobbs-Merrill Co.
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Bobbs-Merrill Co
Gum Farm Sold for 1100 to Owner’s Son at Public Sale
The 10 acre Gum farm along the new highway from Achenbachs Crossing Wind Gap to Plainfield Church was sold Friday afternoon to Russell Gum for 1100. The sale included an eight room house garage and outbuildings with four horses 20 cattle and 30 hogs and cattle bringing 100 per head while horses ranged from 100 to 200. Auctioneer William Mabus conducted the sale. A new ruling allows Prohibition agents to purchase evidence liquor prompting a puzzled note on their response.
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Frank Gum
Achenbach
Wind Gap
Plainfield Church
Russell Gum
William Mabus
Town
Master of Situations in Jesus Weary of Foes
A historical reflection describes Jesus as a master of the situation in public ministry, outwitting Pharisees and Scribes who tested him in the market and temple. Leaders sought authority, but Jesus posed questions about John the Baptist, leaving them unable to answer and prompting the crowd to jeer at their inability. Their schemes failed each time, intensifying their jealousy and anger.
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Jesus
Bensere
John
Heaven
Render Unto Caesar as Jesus Answers A Jeopardy Moment
A temple scene shows Pharisees and Herodians testing Jesus with taxes to trap him. He asks for a coin and asks whose image is on it, then proclaims render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's and unto God the things that are God’s. The crowd marvels at his wit and defuses the trap.
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Caesar
Jesus
Herod
God
Temple Court
This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat
A reader from Weedeide shares a dramatic weight loss story claiming a year ago she weighed 190 pounds and felt unhealthy. She reports reduced fat, improved energy, and looks like a mother of two, praising Kruechen fat loss product and promising a money back guarantee after the first bottle if not satisfied.
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H. Price
Weedeide
Ruben
Kruechen
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Christ Reformed Church
ST. John's Lutheran Church Notes
Benj. W. Ervin
Howard E. Weisley
M. L. Roth
Booth Whitefeld
Nasareth
Pennsylvania State College
Dare
Frances Barton
Roth’s Easton Road
Nazareth
Gay Sping
Park Avenue
New York
By Jane Rogers
DR. W. Cal. Nickel
Nazareth, Pa
GUM Farm
Prohibition
George Bensing
Moorestown
Durgeneh
Copyright, Bobbs-Merrill Co
Chas. C. Willauer
Dee, Meares and
Linesia
Stockertown
Fabl
W. Heckman
J. F. Bartholomew and Son Funeral Service
Bath, PA
R. F. Ziegler Studebaker Sales & Service
Mauch Chunk St. Nazareth, Pa
GQOD
Fine Homes
Builders Service Department
Nazareth Coal and Lumber Co
South Main St
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